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Former laborers will soon file class-action lawsuits against Japanese corporations in Chinese courts, marking the first litigation in China stemming from Japan's war conduct.
The Rockets also have established business ties to China, stemming from Yao Ming's tenure in Houston, so Lin might have added value on the marketing side.
Although Pakistan has long been India's chief rival, Mr. Vajpayee cited its fears of China, stemming from border disputes, as well as China's support to Pakistan.
Although once touted as model entrepreneurs — profiled in newspapers and on local TV — they had, since 2007, run into a familiar conflict in China stemming from the confluence of murky property rights, soaring real estate prices, land-hungry businessmen and rampant corruption linking party officials with developers.
Still, a U.S.-China trade agreement will not be a cure-all for the commercial tensions stemming from Beijing's pronounced intervention in its economy, he said.
Dozens of China-based companies listed on foreign stock exchanges are now facing regulatory investigations and shareholder litigation stemming from allegations of fraud and other misconduct.
China Lifes vulnerability stems from its extensive reach in the remote mountainous terrain of western China.
Chinese Filipinos, mostly descendants of immigrants from Fujian-China after 1898, number 2 million, although there is an estimated 18 million Filipinos who have partial Chinese ancestry, stemming from precolonial Chinese migrants.
And if Mattel is to be believed, some of the problems with its China-produced toys stem from flaws in designs created by Mattel.
The sale followed the Chinese harassment of a U.S. Navy vessel off the China coast in March, which stemmed from a long-standing disagreement over China's "Exclusive Economic Zone".
All of this stems from a report in the recent US-China Economic and Security review that said China Telecom had routed Internet traffic away from its intended destination.
